Blogs Without Boundaries
When you think of CMS and blogs, names such as WordPress, Typo3, and Joomla come up. But often, much leaner solutions will suffice.
Overview: CMS systems without databases
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Whether you're dealing with photos, holiday journals, or game descriptions, content management systems (or CMSs, for short) allow simple publishing and management of content on the Internet.
However, you don't always need to use a big, complex system, such as Joomla and WordPress. Often, slimmer and, above all, simpler tools can do the job just as well.
The overview of CMS tools that we provide in this article shows you some quite notable systems that do without database connectivity and require very little setup.
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